Yet whenever I look for actual case studies for blockchain products, all I see is "use cases". Elaborate stories on why a blockchain is a great application for a specific field and what great advantages could yield from that. I'm sure one can come up with a great story on how the floppy disk will completely change the game, but that doesn't mean it's automatically true only because enough people believe it. Even the top blockchain consulting firms, which I assume have a lot of clients and real-world experience, don't provide any proof that blockchain actually makes any money. They do however heavily feature logos of international players that they supposedly work with.

Ultimately, we can envision a world where we may even work with regulators to tokenize existing types of securities, bringing to this space the benefits of cryptocurrency-based markets Ś like 24/7 trading, real-time settlement, and chain-of-title. We believe this will democratize access to capital markets for companies and investors alike, lowering costs for all participants and bringing additional transparency and inclusion to the ecosystem.